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The trial over the American International Group Inc. bailout shifts this week from the architects of the 2008 rescue, who spent days testifying as to why they imposed the terms they did on the ailing insurer, to the executives who accepted their demands.

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The article reports on the plan by American International Group (AIG) Inc. to repay American taxpayers for the federal bailout funds it received. According to AIG, the direct debt of 20 billion dollars with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York along with the 26 billion-dollar interest will be...

The article discusses New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley's testimony before the U.S. Senate on November 21, 2014 in which he likened the institution's function to firefighting. Topics addressed include Senator Elizabeth Warren's description of Dudley's job in terms of law...